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Should you be interested in the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Index and the iEdge Singapore Next 50 Liquidity Weighted Index?
Equity-Linked Notes promise higher yields than bank deposits, but behind the glossy marketing lies a complex product. Before jumping in, it’s crucial to understand how they really work and if it suits your investment goals and risk tolerance.
The second part of this CPF guide offers five more lesser-known ways for you to maximise value from the world-class pension scheme.
Singapore’s CPF system is globally recognised for its strength – yet many Singaporeans still miss out on its full benefits. A seasoned CPF trainer shares little-known tips that could help you maximise it.
Great news, seniors – CPF Life payouts are now formally considered a source of income with local banks. Here are the best credit cards for retirees to apply for.
Drinking water should either be free or sold at cost at decent eateries, says Neil Humphreys.
SKI Club, or Spending Kids’ Inheritance Club, is more than just selfishness or extravagant spending, as Sylvia Tan explains.
It is never too early to do your estate planning, and also make the necessary arrangements. R. Sivanithy shares some things to look out for when doing so.
These small-scale assisted living arrangements – sometimes called micro-communities – could be the salve for Singapore’s growing population of solo seniors.
Lots of advice on retirement has always been on accumulation for your retirement nest egg. But R. Sivanithy opines that thinking about wealth decumulation is just as important.
A recent bank study shows that at least $550,000 is needed to fund $1,600 in monthly expenses for retirement. How then can you ensure that your retirement nest egg grows with you? R. Sivanithy shares the options: from safe government bonds to robo-advisers.
Why did the government announce the CPF SA Closure for those aged 55 and up? R. Sivanithy explains why, and offers several alternatives on where to park your money.